Locked Up In Russia
Oct 7, 2026 · 21m
Summary
Evan Gershkovich discusses his 16-month imprisonment in Russia, detailing how he was arrested on false espionage charges to serve as a hostage for a prisoner swap. He describes life in Lefortova prison, including his relationship with a cellmate and the psychological toll of isolation. Gershkovich reflects on the impact of Alexei Navalny’s death and the complex emotions of returning to normal life after release.
Topics discussed
Sponsors and introduction to the interview
Background on Evan Gershkovich's arrest and book
Why Gershkovich was targeted for a prisoner swap
The arrest and realization of the setup
Early prison life and the exchange fund
Daily life and the prison library at Lefortovo
Interactions with guards and the 'package' concept
Letter writing system and communication with family
Mid-show sponsor breaks
Impact of Alexei Navalny's death on Gershkovich
Relationship with his cellmate and prison culture
Adjustment to freedom and psychological recovery
Reflections on Russia and potential return
Closing remarks and upcoming episode preview
Final sponsor message
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